#Oregon covid vaccine appointment update

A written or typed note that includes the parent/guardian’s name, their relationship to the minor, the minor’s date of birth, a statement saying the parent/guardian consents to the minor being vaccinated, and the parent/guardian’s signature.

Proof of parental/guardian consent is either:

If the parent or guardian is accompanying the minor to their appointment, a form does not need to be filled out. If someone other than a parent or guardian goes with the under 15 year old to their appointment, they will need to provide proof of parental or guardian consent. Parental or guardian consent is required at every event for anyone under 15 years old. Verbal consent can be provided in person at the time of vaccination or over the phone when scheduling the appointment. When it expanded in February, VaccineFinder made access available to. In Oregon, minors younger than 14 need parental consent those 15 and older may provide their own consent. In February, VaccineFinder expanded its services to include available COVID-19 vaccine appointments and suspended direction to other vaccines. Under Oregon law, minors 15 and older have the legal authority to consent to medical treatment, including vaccinations, without the consent of a parent or guardian. The CDCs VaccineFinder, run by Boston Childrens Hospital, has provided access to flu and other routine vaccinations since 2009. If you need assistance, please email us at our Vaccine Consent Form by clicking here.Įmergency Use Authorization (EUA) Fact Sheets for Recipients and Caregivers Vaccine providers cannot charge you for giving you a vaccine, but it is important that you bring your insurance information if you have health insurance. This means that you may be asked for your insurance information when you get the COVID-19 vaccine. Under Oregon law, minors 15 and older may give consent to receive medical. If you do have health insurance, we may charge your insurance company an administration fee for giving you the vaccine. Our clinics are now scheduling appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations.

You will not be turned away if you do not have health insurance or a photo ID. A photo ID and insurance are NOT required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine and they are offered at no cost to you. Please bring a photo ID (optional) and a health insurance card (if you have one) with you to the event. If you have any questions, please email to Know Before Your Appointment

#Oregon covid vaccine appointment update

Once we have our supply of the vaccine and are able to begin scheduling appointments, we will update this page with the new guidelines. We are awaiting final approvals and supply arrivals. The FDA and CDC have approved the UPDATED Moderna and Pfizer Monovalent vaccines, however we are currently NOT offering appointments for any COVID-19 vaccine. The Moderna and Pfizer Bivalent vaccines have been discontinued and are no longer being offered.